Can this be used in a position where I'm lying down and it's above my head?
12535
No. It has no convention for holding the laptop on the table except gravity. Unless you happen to be lying "down" in the space station. :)
833349
Honestly, it isn't made to do that so if you try to use it like normal but without support, you're probably going to fall backwards. However, you could use it more like a pillow and lay it on the backside and laying back on the handle side as a pillow, it can work pretty well.
1932232
The answer would be no to lying down unless you are a very small person. The unit is not very wide. In an office chair would probably work well. Havent tried it this way as I only use it for my neck and shoulders.The power cord is quite long but you would not be able to roll aroun more than the 6 feet of the cord. Hope this helps.
116816
I don't see a reason why you could not do that. I haven't tried it though. It was so soft when sitting on it that it simply flattened out and wasn't useful to me at all. Laying with it under hips may be more helpful
1290894
Yes you can .. I use it when I lay down, do to a bad back... very good tripod !!!!
1693747
If you are thinking of a small child then I would not recommend it for that use. If for an adult with a small head it would be reasonably comfortable lying on your back.
1624294
I think that should not be a problem as long as your head is on a pillow so you aren't completely flat.
77532
The beauty of this stretcher is that you can put a pillow under your head so you don't feel upside down, but still get the stretch your back needs. This product works on your lumbar zone so elevating your head to a comfortable level isn't an issue, at least for me.
2250901
Hi Katherine, Yes you can. It MIGHT be a bit tight, but it'll work as long as you're not a basketball player. I'm 6' tall and I can raise it all the way up and it's above my head. Hope this helps. JOHN
1688566
Can't say I've ever tried doing that with my HoMedics Massager, but I think it probably can be done. I don't believe there's anything that forces the back of the chair to stay in an upright position, so you could probably lay it flat and turn it on while laying in a hospital bed.
1545948
It works well while laying down. You might want to have a pad underneath you just in case.
1682470
yes, you can use it lying down or sitting. just make sure it sits on a flat surface.
404572
No. You must be in a standing position since your weight is used to operate the device. It is easy, however, to store under a desk or similar small area.
45305
All manufacturers of such product advice against using it in supine position for the fear of falling asleep leading to airway obstruction. I personally haven't used it in this position but I guess it wouldn't be uncomfortable since it will act as a neck support
201544
The idea is that you can rest your head on your hands while laying your head down. It also gets really warm in there, so you can stick your hand in to warm 'em up. Can't say I've ever used it for this reason though
42330
Yes you can lay down, but your bottom will be much lower that your knees and you have th option to use the back rest adjuster bar to go slightly vertical, but I do not think that is what you want.
2227391
If you are talking about the head of the bed that goes up and down, I would say no. I put it at the top of my mattress or the side, and it works great. Sorry if the does not help you.